
1848–1916 · Russian · 30 artworks
artist bio
Vasily Surikov was a prominent Russian Realist painter, celebrated for his large-scale historical canvases that depicted pivotal moments in Russian history with dramatic intensity and meticulous detail. He masterfully captured the spirit and emotion of his subjects, bringing historical narratives to life through vivid character portrayals and dynamic compositions.
what you'll learn
Studying Surikov's work allows students to understand the power of narrative in art, the importance of historical context, and the techniques used to create compelling and emotionally resonant compositions. Students can learn how to research historical details and translate them into visually engaging artworks.
related: Ilya Repin, Nikolai Ge

Mountains near Krasnoyarsk
1909

Saint Peter's Cathedral in Rome
1884

Florence. Walk.
1884
Icon-lamp
1881

Seville
1910

Naples. Enbankment.
1884

Alcázar of Seville
1910

Young lady with his arms folded (Study to "Boyarynya Morozova")

Church in the village Dyakovo
1913

Menchikov à Beriozovo
1883

Portrait of N. P. Passek
1887

Okhotnikov's house in Krasnoyarsk
1890

The Persian
1902

View of Krasnoyarsk
1887

Belfry Ivan the Great
1876

View of Kremlin
1913

Razin
1909

Portrait of Alexander Suvorov
1907

Portrait of N. S. Matveev
1881

Florence
1884

Room in Surikov's house
1890

Minusinsk steppe
1873

Portrait of L. T. Matorina. Cossack woman.
1892

The Apostle Paul explains the tenets of faith in the presence of King Agrippa, his sister Berenice, and the proconsul Festus
1875

Monk
1907

Head of girl. Portrait of Z. S. Khaminova.
1908

Square ​​San-Fernando in Seville
1910

Cossack with red shirt
1901

Tsarevna
1911

Isba
1873